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Sullivan’s Steakhouse is giving dads a reason to trade the usual Father’s Day necktie for something with a little more bite.
The upscale steakhouse has partnered with Angel’s Envy Distillery for a Father’s Day Bourbon Experience Sweepstakes, giving one lucky winner a VIP bourbon getaway for two to Louisville, Kentucky.
The sweepstakes runs May 27 through June 22, with the grand prize including airfare, a two-night stay, and an immersive visit to Angel’s Envy Distillery, located along Louisville’s famed Whiskey Row. The winner will take part in private tastings and the distillery’s “bottle your own bourbon” experience, where they can craft and take home a personalized bottle.
Because apparently, Dad has endured enough novelty socks.
“Father’s Day is all about creating moments worth savoring, and this partnership brings together two pairings dads love—exceptional steak and standout bourbon,” says Ken Hoffman, chief operating officer of Dividend Restaurant Group. “We wanted to give guests a chance to celebrate the occasion in a way that feels elevated, memorable, and deserving of a great pour.”
The giveaway also includes additional prizes. The second-place winner will receive a $750 Sullivan’s Steakhouse gift card, while the third-place winner will receive a $500 gift card. Both can be used toward the restaurant’s signature starters, bone-in steaks, seafood, handcrafted cocktails, wines, and seasonal menu offerings.
Guests can enter beginning at 10 a.m. CT on May 27. Participants can also increase their chances by joining Sullivan’s VIP Rewards program, following the steakhouse on Facebook and Instagram, or signing up for the E-Club.
Entrants must be 21 or older to participate.
For more information or to enter the Father’s Day Bourbon Experience Sweepstakes, visit sullivanssteakhouse.com/fathersdaybourbonexperience. For menus and Happy Hour details, visit sullivanssteakhouse.com/menus.